sábado, 25 de enero de 2025

Aire 25 en San Javier: el mayor festival aéreo de España de este año - Sandglass Patrol

Boeing came close to running out of cash in 4th quarter

The Pentagon says fixed-wing transports will be used to repatriate some 5,000 undocumented migrants

Spokane facility gets $48M to boost thermoplastic research for planes

U.S. Air Force C-17s Might Soon Fly with Drag-Reducing Microvanes, Saving $14 Million in Fuel Costs Annually

Six aircraft have been modified for a six-month evaluation before the microvanes, small 3D-printed devices similar to thin blades, are installed across the USAF's C-17 fleet. Small, simple and 3D-printed fin-like structures, called microvanes and fitted onto aircraft to reduce drag and subsequently fuel consumption, will soon be rolled out on the U.S. Air Force's […]

https://theaviationist.com/2025/01/24/usaf-c-17-drag-reducing-microvanes/ 

Philippines to Double its FA-50 and A-29B Super Tucanos Fleets

The Philippines currently operates 12 FA-50PHs and six A-29B Super Tucanos, which will be doubled with the new acquisitions amid continuing tensions in the West Philippines Sea. The Philippines is reportedly considering the acquisition of an additional 12 South Korean-origin KAI (Korea Aerospace Industries) FA-50 Fighting Eagle light fighters, "amid continuing tensions in the West […]


https://theaviationist.com/2025/01/24/philippines-double-fa-50-a-29b-fleets/ 

Video Shows First Flight of South Korean Marine Attack Helicopter

Korea Aerospace Industries' (KAI) new Marine Attack Helicopter, a derivative of the Super Puma inspired MUH-1 Marineon, performed its maiden flight in December 2024

https://theaviationist.com/2025/01/25/first-flight-south-korean-marine-attack-helicopter/ 

Supply chain troubles weigh on GE Aerospace’s engine output as progress comes in ‘fits and starts’

Boeing receives 737 fuselage for first US Air Force E-7A Wedgetail

Pilot's limited familiarity with seized Cuban An-2 led to power loss and levee crash

US investigators believe a Cuban-registered Antonov An-2 crashed while attempting to land on a levee, after a pilot with limited understanding of the aircraft failed to activate oil-cooling shutters, causing the engine to overheat

https://www.flightglobal.com/safety/pilots-limited-familiarity-with-seized-cuban-an-2-led-to-power-loss-and-levee-crash/161508.article 

Boeing warns of bigger-than-expected $4 billion quarterly loss

The EUROCONTROL Maastricht Upper Area Control Centre (MUAC) and Reims ACC implement major airspace boundary redesign

Maastricht Upper Area Control Centre (MUAC) and Reims ACC have implemented a major redesign of their airspace boundary. This significant change aligns the boundary with traffic flow rather than national borders

https://www.aviation24.be/air-traffic-control/muac/the-eurocontrol-maastricht-upper-area-control-centre-muac-and-reims-acc-implement-major-airspace-boundary-redesign/ 

Baby born mid-flight on Hi Fly aeroplane

Six injured after United Airlines Boeing 787-8 suffers unexpected loss of altitude

RAAF F-35’s to be armed with armour-piercing ammunition

23 airports controlled from one locale as small airfields meet the future

Indra Group has taken multitasking to the next level, signing an agreement with Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace AS that has the company providing air traffic control for 23 Norwegian airports from one central location in Bodø, Norway.

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https://newatlas.com/aircraft/indra-air-traffic-control-multiple-airports-one-central-location/ 

Airbus cierra su aerolínea de carga sobredimensionada en A300-600ST Beluga

San Javier launches AIRE 25, billed as "most important" airshow in Europe - This is Flight